... RAILWAY INTELLIG'ENOE. RAILWAY TRAFFIC WREEKLY RETURN. This Same *116-r's Same miles Name of ilway. Week. 1854. Total. 1854. open. Aberdeen . - . 1626 1800 688 7256 7- BelfCatand Ballymena.. 698 786 6283 0347 731 B'head, L.., & Ceshire.. 1845 2028 1568 16748 33 Brietol and Exeter ?? 1079 4780 57230 87024 117 Calodonlan & E. & Glae. 9948 0714 40688 18406 189* Chester and Holyhead.. 4059 5880 ...

... I . . . ORDINATIO- 011 Sunday last, at the ?? ter, Mr. Richd. Holgate Brown, B A., of Christ's College, Cambridge, was ordained deacon and licensced to the curacy of Tranmere, Cheshire. The Rev. R. H. Brown is the second son of our townsman, Mr. Alderman Brown. ORDINATIoN.-O. I Saturday last, the Rev. Thomas Billington, son of Mr. William Billington, of Kirkham, was ordained priest, at the ...

... i THE CHROINICLE. I PRESTON, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1855. I I. i THE DE ATH OF THE CZAR. -- I . . - The stupendous event which towards the latter end of last week threw all Europe into an extraordinary state of excitement has not as yet become familiarized to men's minds. At first the news was received with general in- credulity, and bets were freely offered that it was only a second edition of ...

... The Presse contains the following- interestingt biography of the Ronmauoff family:- Russia reckons three historical dynasties-the first commencing vith 'urik, and prince of Scandinavian origin; the second, that of the Grand Princcess of Walo- domir, commxercing in 1157 with Andrew Yourowitch, who was assassinated in his palace ; the third, that of the house of Ronsanoff, commencing in lf13 ...

... ANNUAL MEETING OF THlE PHOTOGRAPHIC - SOCIETY. I - ?? re This meeting was held on Tuesday afternoon, in their r, r room in Seal-street, at the back of the Royal Institution II in Frank Howard in the chair. The following ?? w . °0 submitted:- a In bringing the second session of this society to a close, tho t ir council are ble to congratulate the members on the ditin. h guished positlon which ...

... 31.foreal alt oývsas LECTURE ON TIRE WAn.-A resumh co' gir. George Thompson's lecture upon the war, delivered at A rhainisj Institution, Salford, on Monday evening, is th.ea t -end will appear in our Saturday's publication. itE [3, E ROYAL.-- iMazeppa, some years ego one of the Ostfavcorite of the equestrian dramas, is now playing 0ig11atl the T'heatre Royal, and may be said to be got up Jll ...

... TO READERS AND COBRESPýONDENTS. ONE INTERESTED.-We Cannot find that any family uses the mOttomentioned, but have not acesse to a oumplOte, list of heraldic mottos to give an answer to the question. BREAD WITuotOT YEaST.-In reply to many inquiries addressed to Us on this subject we refer our correspondents to our adver. tising columns, where they will obtain the information required, iA1N-PLAY ...

... On Thursday last, Mr. Heywood made his pro- ii mised motion in the House of Commons for a RI select committee to inquire into the best means B of affording to the nation a full and equal par- b ticipation in all the advantages, not necessarily s( of an ecclesiastical or spiritual character, in the 'w Public Schools and Universities of England and e Ireland, and of improving the educational ...

... 'THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1855. U- ?? ?? - S -U -- --E- SAIXUS POPULI LEX SU-PREMA, SUiIXIARY. In the House of Lords, on Thursdays permis- wisf sion was given to the Duke of Cambridge, the The Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Lucan, and Viseount shal Ilardiuge to attend before the select committee run! of inquiry into the state of the army before Sebas- divi topol. and In the ...

... OANADA. (tle Canada, in new edition of ' EnCY!JClopadý Bri- tannica, by J. B. Brown, author of Views of Ofanda and the Colonists.) The recent return to this country of Lord Elgin, and the accounts which have been more or less widely diffused, of C the progress which the Canadas have made in recent years under his wise and temperate administration, have directed, under the present ...

... = ?? . = _ _ .~ ~ ~ It is rumoured that the Duke of Cambridge returns to resume the command of a division in the Crimea. Lord Cardigan goes back to the Crimea to replace Lord Lucan. A confidential person is to be sent to Canterbury and Dorchester, to sharpen the swords of the 6th Carabiniers and 13th Light Dragoons, under orders for Turkey. On Saturday the screw-steamer Hawk, loading in the ...

... L The King of Prussia has ordered the court to go into d mourngj for a month for the E neP of Russia. e At a meeting held in Manchester on Monday evenneg .6 asapeiintprineitwsaopted in favour of the 0 reco& ptititon tof Porliamntd. a dO r nc Aeritcain lady, Miss Sarah Pelletand V , has declared her ?? akng I5000 respectable New England girls to 5Y California. I- A ?? go open the Manchester ...